steve barclay and rishi sunak actually say in relation to _ barclay and rishi sunak actually say inrishi sunak actually say in relation to the issues concerning | in relation to the issues concerning social care?— social care? they have got to be much bolder _ social care? they have got to be much bolder and _ social care? they have got to be much bolder and bring - social care? they have got to be much bolder and bring forward l social care? they have got to be i much bolder and bring forward long overdue social care reform. we needs health and social care in one body, we have talked about integration a long time, it is not work and when to bring both together. it is very difficult at the minute, but it is going to cost more to get more in the future, but it will be better longer term, the future, but it will be better longerterm, invest the future, but it will be better longer term, invest in both together, but we need action quickly. no more reports, no more inquiries, we need action this day. the person who was in number 10 at the start of this parliament, which seems like a bil

the health secretary, steve barclay's . the secretary, steve barclay's.old with smart metres could receive discounts if they cut their energy use during peak times today. after successful trials, national grid is launching demand flexibility scheme between five and 6 pm. 26 suppliers as are signed up to the. it's also ordered three coal plants to begin warming as a contingency with . forecasters a contingency with. forecasters predicting supplies could be squeezed during cold snap . squeezed during cold snap. meanwhile, the energy is launching a review . the checks launching a review. the checks and balance companies use to place customers on pre—payment metres. ofgem is threatening legal action if they don't take due care in the process. the chief executive jonathan brierley says the number people forced onto prepayment metres is extremely high and vulnerable customers shouldn't left in the dark and cold during winter. from april , households on dark and cold during winter. from april, households on median dispose income will spend 10% of that on their e

steve barclay.t came early and, quickly came early and, came quickly in sevenfold between and december . sevenfold between and december. it also came when jp's and primary care and care who they're most constrained and just flu affects the population . it also affects the workforce too leading to staff sickness absence that constraints apply just at the same time, as it also increases demand . and mr. also increases demand. and mr. these flu pressures come on top of cold with over 9000 people in hospital, we covid while exceptional levels of scarlet activity and an increase in strep a has created further on a and e and all of this, of course comes on top of a high historic starting point . so we didn't starting point. so we didn't have a quiet with a significant levels of covid and delayed discharges were more than double what they were during the pandemic. so to put this in context for the house in june 2020, there were just 6000 cases of delayed discharge per day. those patients were ready to leav

steve barclay civic trust . together barclay civic trust.significant investment in new ways of working , a 14.1 new ways of working, a 14.1 billion funding boost to health and social care as set out in the autumn statement . today's the autumn statement. today's announcement is the second of three plans to cut waiting times in the nhs . our elected recovery in the nhs. our elected recovery is already in action virtually eliminating the backlog of two year waits in england and our primary care recovery will be published in next few weeks to support the vital front door to the nhs. three primary care and today together with nhs england, we are setting out our plans to reduce waiting times in urgent and emergency care through an increased focus on demand management , increased focus on demand management, patients increased focus on demand management , patients get to management, patients get to hospital and greater support to enable patients to leave hospital more quickly . that will hospital more quickly. that will be through care at home or w

apple, it is out performing the dow despite barclays cutting its price target to $133 from $144 citingwth concerns as apple rolls out an update to its maps service and reports the company that will start making it owns screens for iphones which look a blow to samsung and other third-party suppliers. all these threads watching the stock which underperformed so much toward the end of last year what we learned yesterday from apple in addition to what barclays put out, the app store, a huge chunk up to quarter of the services business, was likely flat year over year from data that apple gives out how much they pay developers and you can do some back of the envelope math and figure out how much they made off the app store and backs up what we've been hearing from tim cook. he told me last quarter the fall in gaming spend is hurting the services business and backs up what barclays is saying. what we need to be on the watch for, sara, is if that demand slips on the hardware side too is iphone demand going to slip or still as strong as apple said it was back in november when they warned about

. >> andrew barclay joining us. officer barclay. appreciate your time tonight. what is the latest on where things stand on bay area roadways right now? how bad is it? >> well, tell we can see that this storm is really starting to ramp up. i've been monitoring a lot of our communications are cut catalogs throughout the day. and, you know, the first that up until about 11, 30 this morning, we had about 800 catalogs. and since then, we've almost double that number. so we can see that that storm is is definitely starting to to dump water as was it's been mentioned a couple times here in some of these reports. it's it's more than just the water for us right now, too. it's also a lot of debris washing off of our hillsides and into the road. so, yeah, we are going to have a busy busy night and we still use a catalog. is that an accident or an incident that it's just when somebody calls 9-1-1, generation long for it. so yeah, we can definitely see that that big increase in calls to our communications center. so fon the folks out there on the road, some of the biggest of

amd, micron, i think you're on hold on nvidia do you brie with the call today with barclays, which is some of these stocks >> i guess my concern i think are still at least one more cut to numbers, in terms of, with barclays, they should look beyond that cut. i'm a little bit more concerned in that we haven't seen the pickup in demand, fror instance, in the chinese consumer, with the u.s. consumer, with data centers. we're waiting to figure out what budgets are going to look like for this year, so maybe i'm a little bit behind barclays in thinking about a recovery, having said that, you look at names like amd i think they're a share gainer in the server space. you look at something like nvidia, certainly you believe in ai they are the market leader in ai there's really not anyone else in the space yet and at some point, these stocks will recover >> mike santoli, the bullishness around nvidia, jim bryer, well known tech investor, it was his favorite stock he loves it. he's buying it up on the weakness i guess my question, mike, is how cheap there's stocks actually got maybe relative to

unfortunately, because stephen barclay doesn't want to go| stephen barclay doesn't want to go to the sad. _ being affected? i mean, it's incredibly sad. but - being affected? i mean, it's incredibly sad. but our i being affected? i mean, it's. incredibly sad. but our patients being affected? i mean, it's- incredibly sad. but our patients now that we _ incredibly sad. but our patients now that we are — incredibly sad. but our patients now that we are doing this for them. this is_ that we are doing this for them. this is all— that we are doing this for them. this is all about patient safety. it is about— this is all about patient safety. it is about the fact that people should be able _ is about the fact that people should be able to— is about the fact that people should be able to come to an a&e and not have _ be able to come to an a&e and not have to _ be able to come to an a&e and not have to wait — be able to come to an a&e and not have to wait six, seven, eight hours before _ have to wait six, seven, eight hours before they — have to wait six, seven, eight hours before they are be

this on the back of an upgrade by barclays to welcome amd. barclays saying that the worst of the chip route is behind the sector and that fed into the rally for the nasdaq. also optimism from some of those investors around the job cuts and cost cuts across the tech sector. a good question is is also flagging potential weakening demand? in asia, major indexes closed for chinese new year but gains of six tens of a percent soap strong upside in japan. futures in europe are way up. -- as we way up the comments from magnum lagarde about further sizable hikes of maybe fit is -- 50 basis points. gains of three-tenths of a percent in terms of european futures. maniscalco -- maniscalco manus: high-yield investment grade and stocks saw the inflows but if you look across what is happening, it is if you --. default. three-month tea bells in the u.s. of america. if you are in any downgrade, perhaps they will act as a haven as they did in 2011 however, there is a warning that bonds may not be the haven in a downgrade or default. it defaulted u.s. debt but

just a few weeks later, out went therese coffey and welcome back, steve barclay.hs, one of whom was the same person. there is also one bit of data that suggests the impact of covid will remain with all of us for a long time to come. for most of the year, the number of excess deaths recorded in the uk has been well above the five—year average. that means hundreds of extra deaths a week, but less than half are directly linked to the virus. some of those deaths may be because of the very hot weather we had in the summer. and we do have an aging population. but it's also possible that a previous covid infection has left some people more frail. and we also know that the pandemic has left others less healthy. for example, alcohol consumption is up, while physical activity has fallen. early on in the pandemic, many people stayed away from the nhs, and that's led to concerns over undiagnosed conditions like heart disease. and health experts have warned the current pressures on the emergency care system, for example, long waits for ambulances, make it more likely that some

the health secretary, steve barclay , says secretary, steve barclay, says he wants to work with unionable pay rises will stoke inflation . intensive will stoke inflation. intensive care nurse kellie hopkins told gb news the government is destroying the nhs . i've got destroying the nhs. i've got a relationship with the local foodbank and the amount of nurses that are having to use that on a weekly basis to feed their families is , is disgusting their families is, is disgusting to be honest . i mean, nurses are to be honest. i mean, nurses are there to look after all the people who's looking after the nurses at the moment, nobody doesn't sit right with me on strike. and i never thought i be on a picket line for. the government need to take ownership and i'm come to the table and talk about pay. while the government is asking the st to call off the industrial action with immigration minister robert jenrick warning it could cause harm to the public . and we cause harm to the public. and we have worked hard to negotiate a series of derogate signs with the union which will mean that servic

but one of today's attendees, the health secretary steve barclay, is preparing for more talks on mondayrs to discuss next year's pay settlement, but they say they're still unhappy with this year's. they want to talk about the future and they want to talk about this in broad terms. we'll, of course, go to the meeting and make the case for nursing in all forums, but it's sadly not what's going to prevent the strike action that's planned for ten days' time. today, though, the government says it wants to focus on unwarranted variations in performance in different areas, but senior doctors have been warning for some time that the nhs as a whole has been operating on a knife edge. sean dilley, bbc news. our political correspondent damian grammaticas is in downing street. this is his analysis of the meeting between the prime minister and health leaders. the pressures facing the health service and broader than that, the sort of whole care system from your family doctor all the way through hospitals, emergency surfaces right to the social care that deals with people when they come out of hospita

so now let's get back to why both analysts, the barclay's bull and bernstein bear could be right. pretty simple. no let up in the lack of demand for end products and makes no sense for amd to order for chips and still a glut bernstein says the inventory only got worse, not better, which is my volume given the fact pc sales were down in the fourth quarter i think they could be right about an overall continued decline so how can the bull at barclay's be right he actually concedes that 2023 is going to be a big disappointment there is nothing in this upgrade for amd and semis including two charitable trust names, qualcomm that got upgraded and nvidia that received an increase for upside surprises that's really nvidia and it has to do with a particular kind of a.i. platform they have. however, you have to understand how big money managers were. if you truly believe this inventory glut will end and get back on track, you can't possibly wait until the end of the year to start buying something like amd in anticipation of 2024 if you're an investor and have to buy millions of shares in or

health secretary barclay he's secretary steve barclay he's been making this very clear distinction aboutthat put in place that the nurse has put in place to sure that patients are to make sure that patients are protected strike on protected when they strike on the ambulance workers. and he's saying that they're putting lives at risks. he's a lives at risks. he's making a very clear distinction between the ambulance the nurses and the ambulance workers very workers so that they're very aware the support aware that the public support the and the nurses the nurses. yeah and the nurses also like. that's right. also will like. that's right. yeah. is taking up yeah. costing them is taking up slightly moral high ground. yeah. to the ambulance work as opposed what do you think might well the urgency to sort it out is accurate isn't it. you know l, is accurate isn't it. you know i, i spoke to some before we came there and i questioned i said, is the delivery express now softening its position on these strikes in the public sector? because it seemed to me like some peace was edging towards she's n

amd to-upside, qualcomm, seagate also an upgrade at barclays.rks solutions, 109, that's the highest going back july, august or so for skyworks there. also some new highs in some of the china plays. wynn, las vegas sands, close within a tenth of a percent, ulta beauty, kla corp. then there is the oil stocks oil is at 82 it's been creeping up the last few weeks. so there is stuff that is just near a new high within a fraction of a percentage point of hitting new highs here, his, exxonmobil and some of the refiners like valero energy and marathon petroleum the big thing, the technical analysts out there, we are beginning to break a down trend in the s&p 500 what's a down trend? it's lower lows and lower highs. and that is a one-year chart you are looking at we hit the highs january 4, 2022 we are now breaking out of that. it depends who you ask whether or not we are there. essentially, around the, oh, 4025, 4050 level is the breakout and breaks that downtrend of lower lows and lower highs yes, kelly, technical analysis matters a lot, particularly w

the health secretary, steve barclay . the secretary, steve barclay.e action is hugely disappointing and warned patients of disruption . a 72 year old man disruption. a 72 year old man suspected of carrying out a mass shooting in. california has been found dead by police. ten people believed to be in their and sixties were at a dance club in monterrey park near los angeles at the weekend . ten others were at the weekend. ten others were injured. detectives say the suspect, who tran took his own life around 12 hours after the attack. members of the public who intervened were praised by the county sheriff . the weapon the county sheriff. the weapon that was recovered from the alhambra location in which remember the suspect went to the alhambra location after he conducted the shooting and he was disarmed , armed by two was disarmed, armed by two community members who i to be heroes because they saved lives . households with smart metres could receive discounts if they cut their energy use during peak times today . after successful times today. after succe

steve barclay thank you . okay. steve barclay thank you. okay.more on what the unions think of the government new strike legislation . the government vows to protect lives with a bill to kerb strikes as workers walk out today. strikes as workers walk out today . hello there. very good today. hello there. very good morning to you. just after 7:00 on this wednesday, the 11th of january. thank you for your company, you're watching and listening to breakfast and gb news with amazon. isabel, it was leading the news this morning. unions attacked a new bill aimed at kerbing the impact of strike action, calling it introducing the legislation to business secretary grant shapps said he was duty bound to protect the lives of the british people . lives of the british people. this comes as 25,000 ambulance workers and coal handlers walk out across england and wales today.longer out across england and wales today. longer waits for 999 and 111 calls are expected and there will be fewer ambulances , the will be fewer ambulances, the roads . the foreign secretary

jon, you are actually with the barclays' crowd, right? you say the techs and specifically chips have been so hammered that it really isn't a bad time to come in and dip. >> that's exactly right, liz. i have seen significant amounts of what we always call unusual option activity. in the tech stocks, in everything from nvidia to apple and microsoft. i mean, if it's tech the, it was wrecked in december. but -- and, basically from october through december. but in these first 14 trading days of 2023, they are coming for tech, and they're coming for a lot of battered stocks which is something they do when, you know, people are looking for what's the best value out there. they grab what was hammered the hardest. liz: what are your newest trades that you can tell our investor audience. >> i was in these stocks, but i added to hem today. that was apple, they were buying out at the 140 -- 155 strike in april with the stock at 142 the, and microsoft. but the microsoft trade, liz, is they've got earnings coming right up, and they've got friday expira

steve barclay admitted winter.ons in a&e had not acceptable recently , blaming the acceptable recently, blaming the worst flu season a decade. high levels of and delayed patient discharges from hospital . in discharges from hospital. in response, the government is to spend hundred million pounds buying of beds in care homes so patients can leave hospitals . patients can leave hospitals. and health, say talks with the government about pay have done nothing to persuade them to call off strike this month. royal of nursing describe the meeting with the health secretary as bitterly disappointing and an inqu bitterly disappointing and an insult . nurses bitterly disappointing and an insult. nurses in bitterly disappointing and an insult . nurses in england are insult. nurses in england are planning industrial action on the 18th and 19th of this month and ambulance staff in england and ambulance staff in england and wales will walk on the 11th and wales will walk on the 11th and the 23rd. well as you've been hearing all d

steve barclay admitted winter.in a&e had not acceptable recently , blaming the acceptable recently, blaming the worst flu season a decade. high levels of and delayed patient discharges from hospital . in discharges from hospital. in response, the government is to spend hundred million pounds buying of beds in care homes so patients can leave hospitals . patients can leave hospitals. and health, say talks with the government about pay have done nothing to persuade them to call off strike this month. royal of nursing describe the meeting with the health secretary as bitterly disappointing and an inqu bitterly disappointing and an insult . nurses bitterly disappointing and an insult. nurses in bitterly disappointing and an insult . nurses in england are insult. nurses in england are planning industrial action on the 18th and 19th of this month and ambulance staff in england and ambulance staff in england and wales will walk on the 11th and wales will walk on the 11th and the 23rd. well as you've been hearing all day o

but the health secretary steve barclay has said what he described as unaffordable pay hikes would takeaway from patient care. in the last few minutes, the gmb union has announced more strike dates for ambulance workers in february and march. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. # do a deal, do a deal, do a deal! on a freezing morning in wigan, nurses on the picket line outside the town's main hospital. one of more than 50 nhs trusts across england affected by today's industrial action. what do we want? fair pay! when do we want it? now! for those like karen, a nurse with 30 years experience, going on strike as a last resort. we really need people to understand the difficulties that the nhs is facing and that nurses are facing. i never thought it would have come to this. i never thought i would ever be on a picket line. getting up this morning, i was gutted, really. sad. but ijust think it is the only solution. the nurses leader pat cullen came to meet those on the wigan picket line. but with little sign of a breakthrough in pay talks, she says ministers need to recognise th

it's the addition big book, benedict barclay. he will be displayed infant peter thankfully kind job for 3 teeth, followed by his funeral on kirsty or zillow got so more stories making headlines around the world. preparations have been taking place in brazil for the inauguration of president elect. let the silver left wing politician won his 3rd term in office in october and we'll take over on new year's day. he beat his writing opposition charitable to narrow by less than 2 percent. sheets go blue book is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has reacted angrily to a vote by the un to ask the international court of justice to prob israel's occupation of palestinian territories. netanyahu's government, which took office just days ago as sat, a settlement expansion as a priority soon. i'm swim upon them. croatia is now officially part of the eas, open border shank in agreement and has also adopted the euro common currency. people were able to withdraw euro's from cash machines in the country from midnight . and to joined the blo

but one of today's attendees, the health secretary steve barclay, is preparing for more talks on mondays pay settlement, but they say they're still unhappy with this year's. they want to talk about the future and they want to talk about this in broad terms. we'll, of course, go to the meeting and make the case for nursing in all forums. but it's sadly not what's going to prevent the strike action that's planned for ten days' time. today, though, the government says it wants to focus on unwarranted variations in performance in different areas, but senior doctors have been warning for some time that the nhs as a whole has been operating on a knife edge. sean dilley, bbc news. let's return to the news that the uk prime minister will hold emergency can get more from damian grammaticas. what you think we can expect from today's meeting? labour site is too little too late despite liberal democrats eight is too little too late, labour said it is a talking shop. it little too late, labour said it is a talking shop-— talking shop. it might galvanise thins but talking shop. it might galvanise thi

do they have steve barclay. do they have a point ? so i steve barclay. do they have a point?ink to use the term , demonising is a bit of term, demonising is a bit of hyperbole here. if we look particularly in the public that the health workers who are going on strike have such great sympathy amongst the public then than any other industry that we're seeing at the moment. but there is a sort of harsh reality here whereby if you are going to go on strike, they service is that are already so stretched when they're potentially at full capacity . now you cut them down capacity. now you cut them down by about two thirds and try and still say that this is the minimum service requirement. things are going to go in things are going to go wrong in people's potentially people's lives, are potentially going lost from that. and going to be lost from that. and so when we have ambulance strikes happening on the 23rd of january this month, we've got nurses going out for two days this coming week. that does have be of reality check. and be a bit of reality check. and although grant shapps 100

we have emily with us from barclays good to speak with you again especially with the conference stateside. let's kickoff with the themes of the pharmaceutical companies this year. >> thank you the sector developed last year and it did not have a lot of exposure on input cost or demand for products we saw concern with the inflation reduction act in the united states with the u.s. regulation a concern for european investors in particular however, it is an exciting catalyst for european pharma with a lot expected in the oncology space that is keeping investors excited. >> emily, i want to ask about a preferred names. novo nordisc this drug called wogovy a miracle weight loss drug i have been reading about it in the u.s. it seems to have taken hollywood by storm the drug discovered through research through diabetes which is the novo nordisk. >> wogovy is exciting for investors. it has had issues with the supply all of the issues have been resolved and it is back on the u.s. market selling wogovy how big can the market be? we are really just at the beginning of obesity considered as a medical

the health secretary, steve barclay , says secretary, steve barclay, says he wants to work with unions to find a fair resolution but warned unaffordable pay rises will stoke inflation. ukraine's interior minister is among at least 16 people who've been killed in a helicopter crash. the national police chief says denis minister ski was killed in the crash near a nursery in the town of bavaria outside ukraine's capital, kyiv. the cause is unknown and there's been no immediate comment from russia . the man arrested on russia. the man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a drive by shooting outside a church in central london has been released on bail. the incident left six people injured, including a seven year old girl. he remains in a series but stable condition in a series but stable condition in hospital . the metropolitan in hospital. the metropolitan police say shotgun pellets were fired from a moving black toyota on saturday afternoon as mourners left a funeral service . europe to date on tv online in derby plus radio. this is tv news now it's back to the briefing . b

big book, benedict barclay. you will be displayed in st. peter's by silly kind. june for 3 teeth, followed by his funeral on kirsty. a growing number of countries now require people arriving from china to show a negative coven 19 test. beijing has reopened his borders after nearly 3 years of pandemic travel restrictions. but china's surgeon corona virus infections are making other nations nervous. coven 19 patients being treated outside this hospital in shanghai. a rank glimpse of the prussia doctors and now under low was middles across china are overwhelmed on to that government. it st. 0 cove in policy in early december, the virus now seemingly unstoppable as it rips through the population. and he hasn't been, if there was a stakeholder controls there and get you a people getting. so now it's only all i found out of it. most people are infected and that's what's alarming the outside world. an increasing number of countries are now demanding screening for travelers arriving from china. and he will let you know that my impression, that low level, i don't what con

big book, benedict barclay. he will be displayed in st. peter's specially kind job for 3 days, followed by his funeral on thursday. i spoke earlier with did all the years, i abraham in rome and asked to how people in the vatican hath been paying their respects. so yesterday, right after the announcement was made, we saw crowds slowly, but surely gro around here around the area of saint peter's square to pay their respects and starting tomorrow. pope, former po bennett, the 16th body will be lying and stayed at saint peter's basilica right behind me. and so we are expecting that mourners will be pouring and to give their condolences and pay their last respects last night during the last mass here in, in, in the vatican. the current sitting pope paid his respect to his predecessor, saying that the church was lucky to have him. and while there is a sense of sadness, monica, there's also a sense of acceptance and that this news was really expected. people have really been brief for it already. on wednesday, the sitt

steve barclay , who wrote to the union barclay, who wrote to the union saying voluntary arranged whichough. it comes anti strike legislation which would require minimum service levels due to be debated by meps monday. last week the gmb published an open letter saying staff felt demonised by the government . demonised by the government. you're up to date on tv and dab plus radio. this is gb news nana. we'll be back with you just a moment. so welcome back . this is gb news so welcome back. this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . now it's radio. i'm nana akua. now it's time for our great british debate so i'm asking, should everyone allowed to strike? there were all kinds of nurses have warned that if not enough progress, pay negotiations are made by end of the month. the next nurses strike will be twice as big . now next nurses strike will be twice as big. now the next nurses strike will be twice as big . now the government as big. now the government strikes minimum service level bill aims to allow certain pubuc bill aims to allow certain public services mainta

and of course pat cullen and steve barclay as well.es seem to be a sign that the government is prepared to blink in order to keep some tory backbenchers happy and to show that, you know, they're not caving to the unions. rishi sunak in sunak was written in conservativehome morning conservativehome this morning talking about the legislation which talked about over which is being talked about over and over again, which curtail strikers rights . it seems that strikers rights. it seems that that's going be brought that's going to be brought forward but we have forward this week, but we have very on exactly what it's very little on exactly what it's going to involve. but yes, this does seem to be the beginning of the of the strikes the end of the strikes this morning. mean, it's a way is morning. i mean, it's a way is it for sides to face a it for both sides to face a little bit. the idea of a lump sum payment the government not giving in to pay rise, as it giving in to the pay rise, as it were . however, it's still to were. however, it's s

cases a day is not a huge number and it is well below some of the molly -- modeling the likes of barclays has done. a lot of questions there. haidi: the details about the types of people that have suffered fatalities fits in with the broader narrative about how covid is not dangerous to the broader population. these are elderly people and the majority of them have comorbidities. >> got is not a surprise given what we have seen to covid for tallies elsewhere in the world. -- covid fatalities elsewhere in the world. particularly when you think of how low china's vaccination rate and booster rate is. it is no surprise that a lot of these fatalities are in that age group. that is what we are hearing from our reporting on the ground. overwhelmed crematoriums. people are being told that elderly parents did not die from covid but from other comorbidities as you mentioned. haidi: emma o'brien with the latest on covid in china. the reopening story in terms of the market perspective has emerged as global investors hedge against a u.s. recession. let's bring in our mliv contributor, garfield reynold

the health secretary, steve barclay , saying secretary, steve barclay, saying that these pay rises areffordable to the government and would stoke inflation and mean that billions would be spent in places where it could be used . used are used it could be used. used are used elsewhere in terms of the rcn, they of course are asking for about 5% above inflation but are willing to negotiate around that figure and in terms of the disruption that this has caused to people wanting care today , we to people wanting care today, we know from the december strikes around 30,000 appointments had to reached . scheduled will to be reached. scheduled will see similar number over the see a similar number over the next couple the next next couple of over the next today. over the next day as today. and over the next day as they strike another 24 they for strike another 24 hours. for the nhs they've , hours. and for the nhs they've, they've to patients they've been saying to patients today need caring today if you need caring one, one, one in first instance, one, one in the first instance, but if you fill

now steve barclay is assisting this man. apparently. now steve barclay is assisting this man .better be safe. and i think they refer to each other as so . they are, to each other as so. they are, you know, trying to get into cahoots and, you know, going up to jeremy hunt is obviously the chancellor and rishi the prime minister see look, let's pull our resources together let's give or let's give our pr money, please let us for money. rishi jeremy, what you doing? give us the money that we need. but steve barclay is enlisting the help of the unions to try and make the case for them more money that they've been doing since before christmas. it's where john used to advise tony blair, the former adviser to the prime minister. would the prime minister. how would the prime minister. how would the prime if someone prime minister feel if someone in was of in his cabinet was kind of getting every health secretary goes native? right. no health secretary wants to fight an nhs . and you look at the polls , the . and you look at the polls, the polls say the ambulance drivers are being suppor

steve barclay. well, secretary. steve barclay.o work constructively with the trade unions in terms of the pay review body process. those are the discussions we have. that is a constructive way that i and other ministers are engaging with our respective trade unions. but ultimately we need to act in the interests of the patient . frozen in place in the patient. frozen in place in appears that this dispute will outlast winter. will hollis for gb news in derby . well today the gb news in derby. well today the advice you are seriously injured or ill and call 999 as usual and if not urgent then you can still call the 111 service as well. let's speak to our north—west of england. reporter now sophie reapen england. reporter now sophie reaper, who is in lancashire.7 sophie there braving the cold temperatures once more. they're still out in force, but what is their mood? are they still to term? and to see this through? well, i'm here at whiston hospital where yesterday we saw almost 200 nurses take to the picket line. and today, the last

barclay medical attention. mr.lay also says the government will pubush also says the government will publish the number of 12 hour wait lists. labour says the plan plans aren't enough though to tackle the problems in the nhs . tackle the problems in the nhs. now the prime minister has today been defending his handling of the nadhim zahawi tax row , the nadhim zahawi tax row, saying he acted decisive . rishi saying he acted decisive. rishi sunak has been under to reveal what he knew about zahawi tax affairs. the prime minister, though , says he did sack the though, says he did sack the conservative party chairman yesterday. immediate after the ethics inquiry found there had been a serious breach of the ministerial code . well, these ministerial code. well, these questions started coming to light about nadhim zahawi . i light about nadhim zahawi. i asked the independent adviser to get to the bottom of it to and provide me with the facts. i was able to make a very quick decision and it wasn't no longer appropriate nad

barclays coming out and saying they are not going to upgrade european banks.rms of the prospects of higher rates for longer and how that is going to support the european banking space and just the fact that they are still valued much cheaper than their u.s. counterparts. ryanair currently closing down 2.4%. the earnings was a mess. executives still pretty bullish about the expectation of profitability continuing. cost cutting front and center. again of 17%. -- 7%. in terms of what is coming up there, german unemployment, we have the cpi. in terms of building on the pitch on the inflationary pressures on where we are in terms of whether or not those cost prices are starting to turn and within that, the wage component. the euro bank earnings, we are going to be focused on this in terms of what is happening on margins. many of these banks having to restructure as well at least putting aside some provisions around the russian parts of their business. and of course, the foc meeting begins and we are going to get the decision on wednesday from jay powell. alix: our

barclay medical attention. mr.barclay also says the government will pubush also says the government will publish the number of 12 hour wait lists. labour says the plan plans aren't enough though to tackle the problems in the nhs . tackle the problems in the nhs. now the prime minister has today been defending his handling of the nadhim zahawi tax row , the nadhim zahawi tax row, saying he acted decisive . rishi saying he acted decisive. rishi sunak has been under to reveal what he knew about zahawi tax affairs. the prime minister, though , says he did sack the though, says he did sack the conservative party chairman yesterday. immediate after the ethics inquiry found there had been a serious breach of the ministerial code . well, these ministerial code. well, these questions started coming to light about nadhim zahawi . i light about nadhim zahawi. i asked the independent adviser to get to the bottom of it to and provide me with the facts. i was able to make a very quick decision and it wasn't no longer appropriate

semiconductors we mentioned that barclay's upgrade there.s is on fire. of my heavens. that is the highest level since august or september, $106 there for skywork. other big cap tech doing really well today we mentioned salesforce with the elliott stake there. that is doing well nice move up on some of the other names. there is what we're doing so far in 2023. this is a growth, big growth move in first three weeks of the year here. semiconductors up 12%. communication services, consumer discretionary, technology. i mean look at the big moves up here remember the s&p 500 is only up about 4% on the year the laggers are all the stuff that held up comparatively better last year health care, utilities, consumer st staples all trading to the down side a growth mindset for 2023. meantime, this is the 30th anniversary of the etf revolution 30 years ago this week the launch this sin is the index to the s& 500. it launched 30 years ago this week it launched the etf revolution and indexing revolution brought about in the 1970s there was an s&p 500 index

steve barclay was meetings.workforce. 100 strike on february the first. the decision follows a meeting with the government which the pubuc with the government which the public and commercial services has called a total farce . union has called a total farce. union leaders met to discuss the ongoing dispute over pay jobs conditions following weeks of walkouts, including the strike, calling border force staff over christmas , unions have said more christmas, unions have said more money will have to be offered in order prevent further industrial action . the irish premier and action. the irish premier and labour leader are meeting political at stormont today in a bid discuss the row over the northern protocol. leo varadkar and sir keir starmer are discussing the post—brexit deadlock over rules on the irish land border. the dup's blocking formation of a government until the protocol has dramatically altered over moved and the prince and princess wales have appeared in public for the first time since the release of t

advanced micro, barclays, chips up 8%.g the ai investment, $10 million in the coming years pointing to the idea investors are looking past layoffs announced last weekend looking toward the future. guy: does make you wonder whether we are looking at the google search business in that. thank you very much, abigail doolittle on what is happening on the markets. what we are looking for the rest of the day. ecb president christine lagarde speaking at the annual recession -- reception. eu policy chief justin burrell will hold a news conference following the eu for meeting in brussels. the issue of leper tanks for ukraine, high on the agenda. alix: breaking news as we had to break. ford planning to cut 3200 jobs in europe according to ig mattel union. they are going to add added minerals in europe. if the market doesn't hold up, what happens to the? data and markets robert malley, u.s. special envoy to iran will be joining david westin. this is bloomberg. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start savin

endorsement, barclay only won his first election as leader by one vote. in part because senate were to be president hand picked man mixed loyalties he won his trusts 1944 were dramatically resigned during a showdown with the white house over tax policy. conference reinstalled him on unanimous vote the very next day. then there was our late friend and colleague bob dole, sharp competitor excelled in both the partisan combat and bipartisan compromise. plus also a wicked sense of humor. was a tiring force and master of relationships. the ohio republican r robert tat had been more introverted and cerebral c. he was a master of policy. but each was a strong force and a powerful foreign on the side of the opposite party's administration. there've been leaders through lower key behind the scenes styles. and that madam president is towncenter michael joseph mansfield of montana became the longest serving senate leader in american history. until today. the highest ranking federal official montana has ever produced wasn't actually born under the big sky. when manse

even with that endorsement barclay otley won his first election as leader by one vote. in part because senate democrats worried the president's hand-picked man might have mixed loyalties but berkeley won his colleagues trust. 1944 when he dramatically resigned during a showdown with the white house over tax policy his conference reinstalled him on a unanimous vote the very next day. then there was our late friend and colleague bob dole of kansas, sharp competitor who excelled both at partisan combat and bipartisan compromise. plus he had a wicked sense of humor.so the texas democrat lyndon johnson was a towering interpersonal force and master of relationships. ohio republican robert taft more introverted and cerebral. he was a master of policy. but each was a strong force and powerful foreign in the side of the opposite party administrations. then there have been leaders who rose to the job to lower key behind-the-scenes styles and that, madam president is how senator michael joseph mansfield of montana became the longest-serving senate leader in american history. until

steve barclay nhs this winter. steve barclay the health secretary , admitted the health secretary, admitted conditions in a&e had not been acceptable in the last few , acceptable in the last few, blaming the worst season for a decade. blaming the worst season for a decade . high levels of covid and decade. high levels of covid and patient discharges from hospital. in response , hospital. in response, government to spend hospital. in response, government to spen d £200 million government to spend £200 million buying thousands of beds in care homes so patients leave hospital sooner. homes so patients leave hospital sooner . meanwhile, health unions sooner. meanwhile, health unions say talks with the government about pay have done nothing . about pay have done nothing. persuade them to call off action this month. royal college of nursing described the meeting with the health secretary as bitterly disappointing and an insult. nurses in england are planning industrial action on the 18th and 19th of this month and ambula

the health secretary, steve barclay, will also meet with the royal college of nursing today in a bid to avert further strike action. well, joining us in the studio, the pope for that and political news, the head of news here at gb news dan falvey. dan, very good to see you. so what do you expect from this meeting with union leaders today ? so think union leaders today? so think you know what we've got with this meeting with union leaders is the chance them to move forward. it looks like there could be this optimism. that could be this optimism. that could be this optimism. that could be the talk , a deal going could be the talk, a deal going forwards. let's clear. union leaders want, a pay agreement for the last 12 months which is saying what we're talking about today is going be for the next 12 months. so there's still tensions there, but there's talks and that's a positive step forward. and i think for, as you see, not frankly, these are some negative about these strikes. so you a little bit disappointed, actually. now, that looks it could be progress the front could be progress an

local roads in total 15 glasses will have to be built and reconstructed on the eve of the new year barclaygs are moving pretty quickly by the end of this year, all work on duplicating tuzovsky is promised to be completed. marina groma evgenia reshetnikov the orange level of weather danger in the capital region was extended until wednesday, while the temperature remains below the climatic norm, and in the moscow region, the cold led to a natural anomaly. the oka overflowed its banks and flooded several roads. why? despite the frost , the flood came there, and how the weather will change, the situation in moscow and the region is being monitored by alexander katsuba and alexei nor heavy equipment carefully not to fall into an underwater trap goes to the aid of the inhabitants of the village of slimskie gorki in the lukhovitsky district. about 30 people became hostages of the oka flood, unprecedented for the middle of winter , flooding the surrounding fields and roads from the banks, in our memory, there has never been a spill in the white water in our memory. the threat of an ice flood in th

gmb union what he calls a lack of patient and public safety during recent ambulance strikes , steve barclaywrote to strikes, steve barclay wrote to the saying voluntary arrangements , which were put in arrangements, which were put in place, were not enough. he wants minimum service levels to be set in law. it comes as anti strike legislation is due to be debated by mps tomorrow . last week the by mps tomorrow. last week the gmb an open letter saying ambulance staff felt demonised by the government . stay with by the government. stay with health and sir keir is calling for an overhaul . the nhs saying for an overhaul. the nhs saying it must reform or it will die . it must reform or it will die. writing in the sunday telegraph , he says a future labour government would turn gp's into direct employees rather than allowing them to run their own practises he's also announced plans to allow some patients such as those back pain, to self—refer themselves, to specialists will double the number of medical students using money from abolishing the non—dom for the super rich . but non—dom for the super

steve barclay nhs this winter. steve barclay the health secretary , admitted the health secretary, admitted conditions in a&e had not been acceptable in the last few , acceptable in the last few, blaming the worst season for a decade. blaming the worst season for a decade . high levels of covid and decade. high levels of covid and patient discharges from hospital. in response , hospital. in response, government to spend hospital. in response, government to spen d £200 million government to spend £200 million buying thousands of beds in care homes so patients leave hospital sooner. homes so patients leave hospital sooner . meanwhile, health unions sooner. meanwhile, health unions say talks with the government about pay have done nothing . about pay have done nothing. persuade them to call off action this month. royal college of nursing described the meeting with the health secretary as bitterly disappointing and an insult. nurses in england are planning industrial action on the 18th and 19th of this month and ambula